Is a 24-hour clock possible in Win98?

[Dominus]

It probably is, but there's just some little thing I haven't tried yet. I know it was possible in Win95 and 3.0, but I can't seem to switch too it in 98.

[DavidX]

Click 'Regional Settings' in Control Panel. Then click the 'Time' tab. Adjust away to your heart's content.

Type hours (HH) in upper case for 24-hour clock, (hh) in lower case for 12-hour clock.

[This message has been edited by DavidX (edited 05-31-99).]

[Dominus]

Jeez. Now i feel like a first rate idiot. Thanks all the same.

[DavidX]

Even us geniuses can't remember everything !! http://www.sysopt.com/forum/wink.gif

[MAGIC 8-BALL and THE ELF]

We can't? - 8-Ball

He's been into the stuff again, don't know what it is, but he makes a trip home whenever he runs out. - Elf

[reboot]

Heck with the Win clock. Get TclockEx. It's loads better, and comes with a RAM and CPU usage meter that takes up the same space as your regular clock. Not an overlay, an actual replacement. (See screenshot) http://members.cnx.net/reboot/temp/Clip2.jpg
CPU usage is the red line, and mem is the blue. Clock format can be done any way you like!
You can get it http://members.cnx.net/reboot here under the Funstuff section.
Cheers, Jim

[This message has been edited by reboot (edited 06-01-99).]

[DavidX]

Elf
The Old One's been spending too long on his Osborne. If it has a 'green screen' and he's been staring at it, that explains everything! What with that, his 'stuff' and his predilection for all things Tolkien-esque, he probably thinks he's Gandalf. Don't know how you put up with him! http://www.sysopt.com/forum/wink.gif

reboot
Tempted to give your Tclock a whirl. Thanks.

[This message has been edited by DavidX (edited 06-01-99).]

[socalgal]

heeeeee http://www.sysopt.com/forum/wink.gif

I kinda like the idea of that cpu/ram readout. doesn't take up any valuable space there...

[MrEd]

Reboot-- I downloaded that clock utility, and I really like it, but I can't seem to get the memory usage bar to work. It doesn't even show up. Am I missing something here? CPU works. Just no mem. bar.

-MrEd

[reboot]

Right click on the clock, select TClockEX properties. Click the Advanced tab, and tick all boxes except "Calendar starts monday".
Select the colours you want, I like RED for CPU, and Blue for RAM, although you can pick any colour you want.
Try setting the font size a little smaller, that may get the thing going. Too big a font cuts out the meters.
Cheers, Jim

[Roy]

reboot - Fantastic! Thank you very much! http://www.sysopt.com/forum/biggrin.gif